Working with Škoda Auto, we’re creating a smart factory where robots, sensors and machines can communicate during the manufacturing process and even move cars from A to B. Veronika Brazdilova tells us more.
The hospitality industry was hit hard by the pandemic and the decline in employees continues. Working with Hyundai, we’re creating robots that can support these businesses in their time of need. Michael Reinartz, Head of Innovation at Vodafone Germany, has the full story.
Improving connectivity in our education institutions is key if we’re going to give students the best possible start in life. Amit Chakrabarti tells us more.
The way we work has changed forever and cybersecurity strategies need to change to reflect this. No longer operating ‘behind’ the safety of conventional office walls, here’s how your business can adapt.
In mountain search and rescue operations, time is critical. Using 5G and state-of-the-art technology in the command centre, we can reduce search time by increasing search capacity by almost 10 times, which means more lives saved. It also reduces the risk involved for the emergency rescue teams. Cătălin Buliga tells us more
5G is allowing us to go the extra mile to connect our customers, even opening the sky for solutions that can transform our everyday. Michael Reinartz explains how 5G-connected drones are shaping the logistics of the future, following a successful trial at the University Hospital Düsseldorf.
From sustainable strawberries at Wimbledon to efficient milk production in Ireland, we’re working with farmers across Europe to limit waste and to feed the next generation.
In 2021 fires blazed through 20,000 hectares of land in Sardinia, forcing over 1,000 people to have to relocate and killing around 30 million bees. Working with Extreme E, we're using the Internet of Things to help protect these forests in the future. Our Marketing Director, Amanda Jobbins, is on-site to tell us more.
The manufacturing industry is ahead of other sectors when it comes to technology adoption, but there is still work to do if they want to be prepared for a fully automated future.